Williamsburg Club Opens With Readings And Festive Social
Mrs. L. Hines hosted the opening meeting of the Esta Club with a reception from the new president Elizabet lark. Members heard reports, enjoyed readings by Mrs. Jenkins, and shared ice cream and cake. Attendees included Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Kearns, with visits announced to Cincinnati and Chicago.
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L. Hines
Hodters
Polly Art
Elizabet Lark
Greetiice
O. Pyrton
B. H.ari
John Burroughs
Mranes
H. Jenkins
Oak Hill
Re. Guy Boulware
Birthday Club
O. C
Osephine Knight
Miseughes
Hamilton
Cage
Kathyn Williams
Miss Bila
Cincinnati
Rhoe Harris
L. A. White
Ilinois
St. Louis
Meier
Laura Markley
Chicago
Wm. Jones
Oveland
O. P. Walker
Clarence Long Han
Hero
H. B. Bindhey
Paris
E. K. Dover
Pittanurg
Ra. Long
Owen Atkins
Reeves
Robert Hart
Incinnati
C. H. McNutt
Ripley
Grace
Dayton
Hallowe'en Social At Town Hall Promoted By Baptist Group
Local activities include a Baptist Sunday school Hallowe'en social at Town Hall with refreshments. Community members and families, including Mr and Mrs Hall of Avondale, Mr and Mrs Hutson, and Rev John Huntington, are noted among visitors and attendees at church events, meetings, and gatherings in the area.
Local residents host visits and social calls across towns
Howard Lippert and family call on Henry Shelton Sunday evening. Miss Ruie Goff attends Mt. Crab normal this winter. Sunday visitors at Wm. Hughes’ include ana Johnson, Mrs Wedding, Miscedding, Mr. Burne, and Zing of Carthage. Ray Turner and wife visit sister Mrs. Gertrude Wallace. Frank Waits of Newtown stops by. Wilbur Witham and wife visit Hawkey family. Mrs. Martha Wallace spends Sunday with son Lee while his wife is ill. Mrs. Joe Steward visits her mother at Ardsall Chapel. W. A. Reed visits his mother Mrs. Lee. Clem Roll and Zetta Lang of the city visit Jones’ home. Jennie Ester and Lettie Amiott of Williamalone call. Will Anstead and daughter Mildred stay with her during the day. Mrs. MeCullum and family near Milford. Mrs. Joseph Steward shops in the city. H. Jo and family attend Burdesall Chapel. Mary Rowan of Marathon visits the area. Geo. Siemens vase etc lingering notes from community social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lippert
Henry Shelton
Ruie Goff
Mt. Crab
Wm. Hughes
Ana Johnson
Mr. Burne
Mies Zing
Carthage
Ray Turner
City
Gertrude Wallace
Frank Waits
Newtown
Wilbur Witham
Hawkey
Martha
Wallace
Sunda
Lee
Joe Steward
Allie Brown
Ardsall Chapel
W. A. Reed
Clem Roll
Zetta Lang
Jonesome
Local Social Notes Highlight Clermont County Gatherings
R J Bacon and family spent Sunday with friends in Clermont County Pomona. A reunion meeting featured Mrs Golds James Glanoy and others in a lively program. The Community Band kept the crowd engaged as preparations for upcoming events pick up pace. Monday business closed notes mention Queen Emil, four year old son of Dor Biater, recovering from a misfortune.
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R. J._Bacon
Hirdeah Freewons
Clermont County
Pomona
E Golds
James Glanoy
Figs
Coleman Ags Fame
Len
Emil
Dor Biater
Local Social Roundup from Stonelick Area
Clarence Rice and wife of Batasia visited her parents the Rav er family. Nicholad Beyer and wife of Norwood spent Sunday with Aug arnier and family. Mrs. Obes hosted Josephine McAfee and Somat Apgar of Ecity. Hartmetz and Lela visited Mrs. James Laser over in Dawson and were joined by the Hatavia pair. Mrs. Faul tended to her mother in Norwood who is seriously ill. James Carpenter and wife hosted Mrs. Cliff Burgess and Linwood family. Attendees at the October fair included several locals and visitors. Ellen Grover of Batavia visited grandparents the Hartmetz. Weyl Graser painted his home. Gus Paul and wife called on Annie and Tillie Rein. Belle Patchell and Frank McConaughy attended the CU Grange at Marathon. Some from here attended the Covered Wagon at Milford. Frank Judd and family visited Chicago relatives. Ed Patchell hosted dinner for Chas Hill and Owensville family. Wright Brown and family from Perintown joined others. Ed Webring, Edgar Hartmetz, and Mrs Omenaes visited Norwood. Harry Myers and wife from Milford were callers. Wm Gernon Jr. and wife of the city visited his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rice
Batasia
Wm. Raver
Nicholad Beyer
Norwood
Augarnier
Isses
Edoa
Geetain Bone
Mies Josephine McAfee
Somat Apgar
Ofeity
Obes. Hartmetz
Mies Lela
Sheeter
James Laser Ove
Daston
Hatavia
Ehtung
Wm. Faul
Keer
James Oarpenter
Cliff Burgess
Linwood
Harry Nepelt
M. High
Chas. Hartmett
Julia Carlier
City
Aug. Carlier
Ellen Oraver
Batavia
Hartmetz
Wits
Weyl
Grase
Chicago
Edd Patcchell
Chas,Hill
Owensville
Wright Brown
Perintown
David McDonald
F.L. Walker
Wa. Brown
Rachel Moneyon
Ed Webring
Edgar Hartmetz
O.menaes
Harry Myers
Milford
Wm Gernon Jr
Wm, Gernon, Sr
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Social Notes
Katherine Wingpear and Miss Anderson of the city spent Sunday with Mrs Elien Winspear. Carlton Davidson and wife of the city visited his mother and sister. Mrs Ed Figgins and Mrs Hooper Lindsey attended the Parents Teachers Association in Amelia on Wednesday. Lorena and Clayton White of the city spent Sunday with Harry White. Elton Monjar wife of Amelia were callers Sunday, and Hart Vail and wife of the city visited Geo Green. Mrs Scheidt spent Sunday with friends in the city. John Lowe and wife spent last week at Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Wingpear
Miss Anderson
City
Elien Winspear
Carlton Davidson
Ed Figgins
Hooper Lindsey
Parents Teachers’ Association
Amelia
Lorena
Cla‘ton White
Harry White
Elton Monjar
Sundar
Hart Vail
Geo Green’s
Scheidt
Local Social News Highlights From City and Surroundings
A string of weekend visits fills papers with family gatherings and dinners. Residents recount guests from Batavia Miamiville Dayton Ameli Zouredas and city households with neighbors and relatives sharing Sunday and Saturday visits. The Gatavia Pike reopens to traffic as tales of hosting appear throughout.
Oyster Supper Draws About 150 In Norwood Area
Norwood residents attended the ICIO Fy lodge oyster supper Saturday night with about 150 people present and a good time reported. Several local families visited relatives and traveled to nearby Goshen and Belfast while others hosted guests at home gatherings.
One Ford Coupe 24 Model In Excellent Running Condition
Used 1924 Ford coupe in extra good running condition with several extras. Includes a number of endless belts and related parts as described by the seller.
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McCormick
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O. C. Kearns
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Pittsburg
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Bethel
Estee
Gust
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Lynchburg, Ohio
M. Brown
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Rumley
Rosenthal Corn Husker Co
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